15 Training Sessions For Counter Attacking PDF

In terms of the NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer world Capital University (Ohio) was a relative unknown. Although Capital had won a hand full of Ohio Athletic Conference Championships in their 20 year history they had not done anything of prominence on the regional or national stage.

However, with my arrival at the head of the Crusader program prior to the 2011 season that was about to change.

Focusing on the strength of the players we had in the program I felt that a counter attacking approach would fit us well.

We had some quick players, but no one that was blazing.

We had some technical players, but no one that was going to skate through defenders like Messi.

We had some solid defenders, but no one that was going to shut down an All-American all game long.

However, what we did have, was a desire to compete and a chip on our shoulder... and those are really big parts of counter attacking!